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But his general air, none the less, -- the expression of his figure and his motions, as well as of his face and voice, -- was somehow that of an indolent melancholy, a kind of unresentful disenchantment, as if he had long ago perceived that cakes are mostly dough, and had accommodated himself to the perception with a regret that was half amusement.

In support of Canadian feminists protesting the new goverment's hamstringing of the Status of Women's Canada SWC, and in blatant copying of some great bloggers, here are five things feminism has done for me: 1. Got me born to an unresentful mama.

Difficulties are the factors that train and make a people great and we will have a great people organized, disciplined, hard-working, fighting, and we will attain unusual success in the future only if today we learn to become a people unresentful of sacrifices.